Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

LILO OEey NdSio uAo0 Aas Io7uuAe0 VPeE~
tions.
The Anaconda company paid on At the
sme!ter Thursday.
The Parrot smelter has not shut down q
day this winter, even for repairs.
L. C. Linington, lof Milwaukee, and e.
w. Bothsran, OF Salt Lake, are in tho
city.
James Maloney, OF Rocker, left last eve
ming for business and pleasure trip tc
Sheriff Lloyd and Deputy Sheriff Fish
made trip TO Wunderlich's yesterday. ON
official business.
Members of the Fire Department., turn
mittee forthwith.
The Fraction mine continues to take out
very rich ore, the last lot reduced giving .
return of $40 ounces.
T. W. Bates, of Silver Star. and Fred p.
Bemis, Of Bannack, were registered at the
Centennial yesterday.
District Judge Thomas C. Bach, of Miles
City, came in on last nights train and is
stopping at the Windsor.
Schuyler Gates, superintendent OF the
Hope, has been quite i'll for the past week,
but reported better last evening.
The Pacific Express Company last night
sent out seventeen bars OF Alice bullion,
weight 1,762 pounds, value $28, ,192.
Gilroy of the music hall ON East Park
street, has sent to San Francisco for new
people, and expects them in q day or two.
The Big BONANZA has ite new hoist and
other machinery on the ground. The
work of erection will commence in few
days.
Notwithstanding the accident Thursday
night, the Idaho street course was crowded
with toboggans and tOboggsners last
night.
Tom Helling is sad and disconsolate.
Some dog thief has made away with the
valuable greyhound which he recently paid
$40 for.
Howard Sebree, of Salt Lake, and P. F.
White, OF Dillon, came in from the south
yesterday and are stopping at the St.
Nicholas.
Mrs. James II. Monteath, who was quite
seriously injured Thursday night in . to-
boggan accident, was resting more easily
last night.
William Owsley started East last night
with the remains of Mrs. Owsley. The in
terment will take place at Tort Jervis,
New York.
NJ. M. Wheeler, OF the Chicago. st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha road (the Royal
Route''J, is in Butte in the interest OF his
company.
The funeral of Miss Maggie Furleng will
take place to-day, at 2 o'clock, from tho
residence Of her step-father, Dennis Leary,
on East Granite street.
After two weeks OF continuous pumping,
using three No. Z Knowles pumps, the
Morning Star shaft is clear OF water.
Sinking and stopping will be resumed vigor-
ously.
Married-At Chicago, Illinois, on Janu-
ary 3Oth, William A. flaming, OF Butte,
Montana, to Miss Louise Elizabeth Kund-
inger. Mr.. and Mrs. Tanning are expected
to arrive in Butte tomorrow.
JIM. Buckley, assistant general mana
ger OF the Northern Pacific, with head
Helena on last nights Montana Union
train. He will return westward to-day.
A number of Butte people, tired Of min
ing, are making arrangements to immigrate
to the Flathead country in the spring, in
tending to take up Government land and
make permanent homes in that favored
section.
The work OF shoveling show on the Utah
& Northern is almost as hazardous to the
shovelers as is the work OF digging the Pan
anna canal to the laborers employed there
on. Some twenty Of them have had their
feet frozen and been removed to the hos
pital at Ogden.
The great social event OF the season will
be the carnival and ball of the Turn Verein
next Monday night at Renshaw Hall. The
compittee have made arrangements to
provide for the overflow of guests who will
be present. Caplice Hall will also be lighted
up and full orchestra be on hand to fur
nish music.
Rev. Galen Hood, pastor of the Chris
tian church, of Anaconda, is in town, and
will remain over Sunday, conducting serv-
ices at the Baptist church at 7:3O O'Clock
this evening, and at 1 p. m. on Sunday.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to
be present at these services, and the pres
ence OF all who have elsewhere been idsnti-
fed with the work OF the Disciples OF
Christ, or Christians, is especially requested.